The Manila Central University College of Arts and Sciences Student Council (CASSC) has been recognized as a Top 20 Finalist for the Most Outstanding Organization for Partnerships Award, highlighting its efforts in building meaningful collaborations that contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The national recognition celebrates student-led organizations that demonstrate how collaboration and partnerships can help create positive change within their communities.
Through its initiatives, CASSC has worked with different partners to provide opportunities for students to participate in activities that extend beyond the classroom. These collaborations have allowed Centralino student leaders to take an active role in initiatives connected to sustainable development and community engagement.
Behind this recognition are the CASSC student leaders, together with their adviser, Angela Maika Vino:
Benedict Legason
Hannah Denise Culanag
Fiona Jhanice Gonzales
Jiana Gregorio
Alyanna Rain Legaspi
Princess Scarlette Murcia
Reeze Angela Rubete
Ericmar Joseph Gungon
Emmanuel Dexter Jose
Dominic De Silva
Matthew Jover De Guzman
Being named among the Top 20 finalists reflects the collective efforts of the council in using student leadership as a platform for collaboration, service, and meaningful action.
The recognition also highlights the important role of student organizations in bringing young people together to address community needs while supporting the broader goals of sustainable development.
Manila Central University congratulates the College of Arts and Sciences Student Council and its adviser on this national recognition and for representing Centralino student leadership on a wider stage.
